Friday, June 7, 1946

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and Th. Legal Chronicle

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Eleanor Lipkin
Wins Scholarship

Soviet Ambassador Novikov Due Here
To Open Russian Relief Campaign

Eleanor Lipki n, 15-year-old
pianist, has won a scholarship to
the Curtis Institute of Music in
Philadelphia.
The Curtis Institute is operat-
ed'on an all scholarship basis,
and those whose applications are

Nikolai V. Novikov, Soviet Am-
bassador to the United States,
will come from Washington June
11 for the opening of a campaign

Party Guests Give
$200 to Jewish Relief

the formative stage of their
growth. The foundation of the
program to restore health to the
children who survived and to
June 12 - 30 to provide funds for build a healthy' generation for the
Filatov Children's Hospital in future will be such institutions as
Moscow. Four million children in Filatov Children's Hospital, larg-

Russia are war orphans, many of
whom need hospital care. The
drive is to be held by the Mich-
igan Committee of the American
Society for Russian Relief, Inc.
The war exacted a terrible toll
in the overall health of the So-
viet people but it most drastically
affected the children who were in

est and foremost of the pediatric
institutions in Russia.
Wendell C. Goddard, chairman
of the Detroit and Michigan Com-
mittee, and Dr. Alfred H. Whit-
taker, chairman of Russian Re-

lief's local drive, have set a goal

of $200,000 for this last campaign.

AJC Poland Delegation Commencement
Expected Here June 10 Exercises Staged

From headquarters of the De-
troit office of the American Jew-
ish Congress, it is announced that
the Jewish delegation from Po-
land, headed by Dr. Emil Som-
merstein, will arrive in Detroit on
Monday, June 10, to address the
mass meeting at the Bnai Moshe
Synagogue, Dexter at Lawrence.
A reception committee of Detroit
Jewish leaders representing all
groups in the city, is being
formed to greet the delegation on
its arrival here.
ELEANOR LIPKIN
Watch the next issue of the
accepted receive an audition ap-
pointment to play for the depart- Chronicle for more details.
ment and the director. Of the
seventy-four pianists auditioning
from all over the United States,
only four were accepted, Eleanor
being one of the four. The audi-
tion audience committee consist-
ed of the department head, Ru-
dolph Serkin, M. Horzowski, Mme.
Isabelle Vangarova, and the di-
rector, Efrem Zimbalist. The
committee requested Eleanor to
play a Bach Prelude, an excerpt
from a Beethoven sonata, and an
entire Chopin Impromptu.
Last month, Eleanor gave a
solo recital under management.
In January of this year she ap-
peared twice with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra as a result
of winning the Tuesday Musicale
piano contest last spring. The re-
mainder of the award was a
check for $100. She has given
many solo recitals and appear-
ances since she began her piano
studies at the age of four with
Rose Morris Saner. For the past
six years she has been a pupil of
Edward Bredshall.

At a double engagement party
held May 19 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wolf Wrotslowsky, 3016
Clairmount Ave., $200 was col-
lected by the guests for use in
Jewish relief abroad.
The guests included the Wrot-
slowsky, Gellman, Margolis, Fef-
ferman, Struzner and Zebener
families. They thought that even
the happiest moments of Jewish
life should be marked by the re-
membrance of the suffering of
Jews throughout the world.
The party honored the engage-
ments of Miss Goldie Fefferman,
of Chicago, to Ben Wrotslowsky,
and Miss Betty Zebener, of Mex-
ico City, to Paul Wrotslowsky.

At U. H. Schools

Twenty-one boys and girls re-
ceived their diplomas on Sunday
afternoon at the commencement
exercises of the United Hebrew
Schools.
Mr. Maurice H. Zackheim,
chairman of the Board of Educa-
tion, and Messrs. Morris Lacho-
ver and Solomon Kasdan, princi-
pals, were in charge of the
awarding of diplomas.
Inasmuch as two classes grad-
uated, the Philadelphia-Byron and
the Rose Sittig Cohen, the chair
was divided between the two
class presidents, Lita Diamond
and Gerald Abrams. The valedic-
torians were Leonard Saudweiss
and Samuel Oleinick. The candle
ceremony was performed by Roy
Lee Gealer and Arnold Nakelsky.
The recipients for the next grad-
uating class were Harold Shapiro
and Robert Shapiro. Brief talks
on the significance of Shavuoth
were given by Zola Tepperman,
Myron Joyrich, Alvin Ring and
Irving Halpern. The fortieth
chapter of Isiah was recited by
Eli Labiner. Two Biblical play-
lets, one dealing with the story of
Ruth, and the other of David as
he was invited to play in King
Saul's palace, were staged by the
graduates. The following partici-
pated: Nettie Mirves, Rosalie El-
son, Jacqueline Smolinsky, Sue
Winston, Gerald Abrams, Gerald
Freeman, Fred Horwitz, Helen
Feldman and Leonard Cohen. The
plays were directed by the Misses
Leah Pike and Zelda Rosenthal.
Gifts, consisting of Hebrew
dictionaries, were presented to the
school by Ilene Gutman, Eugene
Zweig and Lita Diamond.
Greetings were extended by the
MRS. SIDNEY KALT
president of the schools, Mr. Abe
Kasle; by a representative of the
The Detroit Women's Division Woman's Auxiliary, Mrs. Theo-
American Jewish Congress dore Isaacs; Rabbi Mossman and
of
the
T/Sgt. A. Allen Chalfin was will hold its annual Strawberry
discharged from the Army recent- Festival on Wednesday, June 12, Joshua Joyrich. A message to the
ly after 30 months service. He at 1:30 p. m., in Kern's Audito-

AJC Women
Plan Festival

graduates was sent by Mr. Isi-
dore Sobeloff, executive director
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
of Detroit, of which the United
Hebrew Schools is a constituent
agency.
Prizes were given to outstand-
ing students by Feigenson Broth-
ers, the Kvutzah Ivrith by the
president of the Ladies' Auxil-
iary, Mrs. A. Panush, and the
Hebrew Teachers' Organization
by Mr. M. Michlin, president. The
following graduates received
prizes: Gerald Freeman, Samuel
Oleinick, Gerald Abrams, Ilene
Gutman, Helen Feldman, Rosalie
Elson and Jacqueline Smolinsky.
The instructors of the graduat-
ing classes are Messrs. M. Gor-
don and A. Toback. The school
chorus was under the direction
of Morris Kesner.
The students of the two classes
automatically become members of
the first year high school. Ses-
sions begin immediately after
Shavuoth.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fisher, of
Calvert Ave., are visiting their
son, Gordon, who is stationed at
Camp Robinson, Ark. From there
they will go to Hot Springs, Ark.,
to be guests at the Arlington llo-
tel.

ERIC BENNETT

Photographer

recently reopened his law offices
at 2544 Buhl Bldg. Chalfin grad- rium.
Cards and mah jong will be
uated from the University of
played. Proceeds will be used for
Michigan in 1937.
the Serv-a-Camp Unit in Hawaii
and also for the purchase of gifts
for Jewish children in Europe.
Maj. Herbert H. Metz was dis- Tickets may be obtained from
charged from the Army Dental Mrs. Florence Moss Rossman,
Corps recently, after nearly four ticket chairman, UN. 1-4637.
years service. He is resuming his
Mrs. Sidney Kalt is door-prize
practice of dentistry in the David
Broderick Bldg. Dr. Metz resides chairman, and Mrs. Ben
is hospitality chairman:.
at 18508 Prairie Ave.

Herbert Metz

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Will Be The Principal Speaker

at a

MASS MEETING

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12

8:30 O'CLOCK

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Lawton near Chicago

: . MRS. MEYERSON IS-
• Secretary of the HISTADRUT (General Federation of
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Jewish Workers in Palestine)

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Charitable Institutions) is to reg.
ulate and supervise all fund rais-
ing activities In Detroit and vi.
cinity for the various charitable,
religious and educational institu.
tions in this country and abroad,
chiefly Palestine, which funds are

transmitted directly to the re.
spective institutions. Its object is
two-fold: (1) to render all pos-
sible assistance to the authorized
representatives of the accredited
institutions, and (2) to protect

the Jewish public from fraud and
misrepresentation, by issuing cre-

dentials only to such institutions
whose authenticity has been veri-
fied by thorough investigation. To
insure that all the money collect.
ed is accounted for the stamp of
the Vaad Hayeshivoth is put on
every receipt to be issued, and the
public is urged not to accept any
receipt not bearing such stamp.
The public can be of further help
by notifying the office of anyone
attempting to collect without a
credential from the Vaad Haye.
shivoth and without stamped re.
ceipts.
Of particular interest to Detroit
businessmen is the Allocation Ser-
vice offered by the Vaad Hayeshi-
voth to those who find it more
convenient to allocate an annual
sum totaling the amount of their
annual contributions to the vari-
ous institutions. This money is dis.
tributed by the Vaad Hayeshivoth
according to the contributor's spe.
cific list, and all receipts are kept
on file.

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and Reception for Palestinian Delegates

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Wednesday, June 12

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Assembly Hall of Bnai Moshe Synagogue

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10220 DEXTER

Linwood Ave.
The function of the Vaad Ha-
yeshivoth (Committee for the Sup-
port of Yeshivoth and Religious .

Dexter and Lawrence

Shaarey Zedek Social Hall

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Club Exchange Gift Shop

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(Who Arrived from Palestine This Week)

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Greater harmony in Detroit's re.
ligious and charitable activities
has been effected by placing the
Vaad Hayeshivoth under the aus-
pices of the Detroit Council of
Orthodox Rabbis, from whose of-
fices it is now operating --' 9105

formerly with

Returnees

A. Allen Chalfin

Yaad Hayeshivoth
hi New Quarters

cause of free Jewish Immigration.

THE PUBLIC IS INVITED

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CHARLES S.

BLONDY

STATE SENATOR

Speakers will be E. Shostak, General Sec-
retary of the National Labor Party and
Dr. A. Buckspan, World Executive of
the New Zionist Organization.

The renowned cantor

David Katzman will sing Pales.

finial, songs

DEMOCRAT-5th DIST.

An Experienced Leader

VOTE DEMOCRATIC

THE PUBLIC IS URGED TO ATTEND

Chairman of the evening will be N. Manuel Merlon

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